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Democrats’ gains in the 2026 midterm elections are increasing pressure on major technology companies over AI regulation and data center expansion. Meta, OpenAI and other industry leaders face renewed scrutiny as states pursue tighter rules and companies…
U.S. investment-grade corporate bond issuance reached a record $1.88 trillion through November 4, 2026, driven partly by major technology companies financing artificial intelligence…
Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta surged after Democrats won control of Congress. Investors weighed whether tighter restrictions on new AI data centers could ease infrastructure…
Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Oracle returned just 9.3% of operating cash flow to shareholders in the first nine months of 2026. Record AI infrastructure spending drove an 83%…
The Nasdaq 100 has fallen more than 5.8% in October, putting over $2 trillion in market value at risk. Investors are questioning whether massive AI infrastructure investments can generate…
Trump awards top U.S. science medals to Musk, Huang, Brin and Su, while honouring Dell and Nadella as their companies’ ties to his administration draw scrutiny.
Meta confirms its Muse AI assistant was heavily inspired by OpenClaw while saying the product was built from scratch.
Phil Schiller is reportedly stepping down from leading Apple’s App Store strategy amid concerns over future revenue plans and developer conflicts.
Google will keep its advertising business after a U.S. court rejected a breakup but ordered changes to its ad-tech practices.
Microsoft recorded a $3.2 billion quarterly gain from Anthropic while marking down its OpenAI investment by about $600 million in its fiscal fourth quarter.
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta sees a major enterprise AI opportunity spanning business agents, APIs, productivity tools and potentially direct compute sales.
A social media addiction lawsuit against Meta has been dropped ahead of trial after the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case without receiving any payment, Meta said.
